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The following series fall under the rubric Series on Philosophy (incl. Semiotics).
For the history of the Christian church see the relevant historical period.
Please click on a series to get a detailed description or use the
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| Editorial responsibility:
Stichting Marsilius Van Inghen |
| Artistarium: A series of
editions of medieval logical, grammatical and semantic texts, aiming to
make accessible hitherto unedited textsfor scholars of the history of
medieval philosophy, particularly those working in the fields of
language, logic and linguistics.
Artistarium
Supplementa contains collections of studies, proceedings of
conferences and
translations of key texts in the vast research field of
the medieval liberal arts and philosophy
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| Editorial responsibility: Pontifical
Institute of Mediaeval Studies, Toronto |
| Expanded versions of lectures
sponsered by the former Institut d'études médiévales, in Montréal,
between 1954 and 1979 |
| Editorial responsibility: Pontifical
Institute of Mediaeval Studies (Toronto) |
| Primarily monographs on Thomism or medieval
Aristotelianism |
| Editorial responsibility: Pontifical
Institute of Mediaeval Studies (Toronto) |
| Philosophical and cultural studies on the
Middle Ages relating to the life and interests of Étienne Gilson, the
founder of PIMS |
| Editorial responsibility: Cetedoc
(Louvain-la-Neuve) |
| Covers
medieval philsophical collections |
| Editorial responsibility: Société Internationale pour l'Etude de la Philosophie Médiévale |
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| Editorial responsibility: International
Center for Semiotic and Cognitive Studies, University of San Marino
(contacts: U. Eco, P. Violi) |
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The International Center for Semiotic and Cognitive
Studies of the university at San Marino, promotes research and
interdisciplinary discussion in the fields of cognitive sciences,
semiotics, psychology, psycholinguistics, the philosophy of the mind and
artificial intelligence, trying to compare the European philosophical,
semiotic and linguistic tradition with the most recent research in
American cognitive sciences.
In workshops, which are the most frequent activities of
the Center, one or more internationally prominent scholars present the
results of their research, which are discussed by scholars of different
disciplines and by the audience. These proceedings form the basis for the
new series.
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